Corridor (A MythWorks Novel) (Kindle Edition)

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Corridor (A MythWorks Novel) (Kindle Edition)

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Product Description

THE ONLY WAY OUT IS TO RUN.

On a eve of his seventeenth birthday, Troy Goggin finds himself inexplicably ecstatic to an impossibly huge, miles-long structure called a Corridor. But what is a Corridor, and because was he brought to it?

It’s a place of mystery, wonder, and heart-stopping danger. It will exam him and pull him both mentally and physically. His usually messenger is a lady whose voice he hears inside his head, explaining a manners he contingency follow if he hopes to escape.

But there is most some-more to this unusual place than Troy could ever imagine. The Corridor’s loyal purpose — a biggest poser of all — is suggested usually to those who make it to a end.

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"Robin Parrish is a keen-eyed, ardent cocktail informative savant, whose essay is as satirical and judicious as it is entertaining."
—Allan Heinberg, Executive Producer, Grey's Anatomy

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—Joshua Olds, LifeIsStory

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—Gail Welborn, Washington Christian Book Review Examiner

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—Eric Wilson, author of Jerusalem's Undead Trilogy

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—Paul A. Rose, Jr., actor

"Parrish writes so cinematically [in Offworld], each stage comes to life. The movement rips opposite a pages, and a characters would make stars of a actors in a roles. Parrish keeps a torment frozen by giving some-more questions than answers and gripping a characters constantly on a run for their lives. The follow scenes are phenomenal, generally Trisha's jump with dual jeeps opposite a sky into a skyscraper. On a screen, it's a kind of stage that would acquire a hearten of astonishment from a crowd, on a page, it done my jaw dump and we wanted to share it with someone else!"
—Christina Lockstein, Christy's Book Blog